First U S Units Involved In Final Pullout From Dominican Area Sail
The Waldo County, an LST loaded with jeeps trucks and 96 men from the 1st Battalion 320th Artillery, sailed from Santo Domingo for Fort Bragg as the inter American peace force begins its three month withdrawal. Others left by air and Marine units held a beachhead while Lt General Braga called the move historic. Crowds of Dominicans watched as the US band played and a yacht once linked to Trujillo loomed nearby.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Carolina
U.S
Waldo County
320Th Artillery
Ft. Bragg
N.C
82Nd Airborne Division
Caribbean
U.S. 6Th Marine
Arturo Alves da Silva Braga
Brazil
inter-American Peace Force
U.S. Army
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Unien
Argentina
Haina River
Loo-Seal the Sea Lion Learns to Swim at Zoo
At 29 days old Loo-Seal the sea lion learned to swim under human help at the National Zoological Park. Born May 31, she stayed in veterinary hospital nourished from a bottle and trained with Dr. Clinton W. Gray and keeper Mrs. Jan Davis assisting. A crowd watched as she splashed four feet across the pool in her first lesson, using a pool loaned by Joe and Arusha Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Loo-Seal
National Zoological Park
Tog
Joe Smith
Arusha
Clinton W. Gray
Zoo
Jan Davis
Gray
Diplomatic resignations amid Argentine coup prompt concern
Relations continued on page one as Dr. Norberto Barrenechea and Dr. Ricardo Colombo resigned from ambassador posts to the White House and the OAS. US officials avoided predicting aid impact while Senator Javits called the coup a tragic development for Argentina and the hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilia
Norberto M. Barrenechea
White House
Ricardo M. Colombo
OAS
U.S
Argentina
Congress
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Hemisphere
Military regime plans major political overhaul in Argentina
Argentina moves toward a long rule by the military following the 1966 coup. Proposals include dissolving most of the 200 political parties and replacing them with two or three large ones. Buenos Aires Province, home to a 25 000 man police force, is a key prize feared by the regime. Civilian ministers would be scarce, with Nicanor Costa Mendez suggested as foreign minister after serving as Chile ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Peron
Argentina
Illia
Nicanor Costa Mendez
Chile
Civil rights and real estate lobbyists clash over housing bill
Outside the Judiciary Committee, civil rights leaders and real estate lobbyists waited as a narrow vote to strike the open housing provision unsettled both sides. The panel had already approved all other sections of the bill aimed at ending racial discrimination in jury selection, accelerating school desegregation, and strengthening protections for Negro rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Two Pontiac Men Hurt In Murphy Air Crash
Two Pontiac men Walter H. Krueger 39 and Ronald M McDougall 29 were aboard a single engine plane that crashed on a Union County farm near Blairsville Georgia while attempting to land at Blairsville airport. McDougall was treated for bruises at Union County General Hospital and Krueger was transferred with a serious back injury to Crawford W Long Memorial Hospital in Atlanta. The New Hampshire registered craft reportedly ran out of fuel, crashing about 150 feet from Jewel Whitmores barn and 250 feet from his house on his farm off U S Route 39 nine miles from Murphy.
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Krueger
Crawford Ww. Long Memorial Hospital
Atlanta
Jewel Whitmore
U.S. Route 39
Murphy
Whitmore
New Hampshire
Fleming Retires to Hawaii After Rawhide Run
Eric Fleming, the 6-foot-4 star of Rawhide, leaves the TV series after seven years to enjoy the money he earned and retire in Honolulu Hawaii. A Santa Paula, California native who first found Hawaii as a World War II Seabee, he has become the islands most eligible bachelor since his arrival.
Family Of Six Stranded Two Days On Lake
A family of six from Ashtabula Ohio spent nearly two days on Lake Erie after their 19 foot cabin cruiser ran out of fuel while returning from Erie Pennsylvania. Ronald Minick 33 Joyce 26 and their four children ages 4 to 9 were rescued near the Ohio Pennsylvania line after drifting offshore and paddling toward land. They had only bread water bologna and beer to eat with no injuries reported.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
Lake Erie
Ronald Minick
Joyce
Ashtabula
Erie
Minicks
Malaria Warfare and Prophylaxis in Southeast Asia
The report details intravenous quinine and a two week progression to daily DDS tablets for malaria treatment. Despite vaccination-like pills, virulent strains along the Cambodian border and Vietnam coast produce recurring illness. Prisoners show active malaria or carry strains. officers note the ongoing, serious impact on North Vietnamese forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renthos
Hearings Hopes Extend to New Dodd Ethics Charges
Washington AP sources say the Senate Ethics Committee plans to begin hearings on another aspect of misconduct accusations against Senator Thomas J. Dodd. The panel may probe claims by columnists Pearson and Anderson that Dodd diverted campaign funds for personal use.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
John Stennis
Dmiss
Bipartisan Committee
Stennis
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Dodd
Chicago
Julius Klein
National Guard
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pearson
Anderson
May Becomes Second Tropical Storm Becky Forecast
A tropical low mood in the Caribbean is likely to develop into the season s second tropical storm Becky. The US Weather Bureau places the center 150 miles south of Havana and 360 miles south of Miami with winds near 35 mph in squalls as it moves northward toward Cuba.
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Miamy
Fla
Caribbean
U.S. Weather Bureau
U.S
Paul Moore
National Hur
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Becky
Alma
U.S Mainland
Atlantic
North Carolina
Weather Bureau
Caribbean Sea
Florida Straits
Alva Cape Fire Disaster Near Gravesend Bay
A tanker barge Alva Cape leaked naptha after explosions at 3 49 p m. Firefighting by Coast Guard cutters, a New York fireboat, and tugboat units battled flames ashore near Gravesend Bay as emergency crews rushed to the scene. The collision with Texaco Massachusetts is recalled as harbor disaster rivaling the 1960 Constellation fire.
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Coast Guard
New York City
Alva Cape
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Kill van Kull
New Jersey
Gravesend Bay
Texaco
Massachusetts
Constellation
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hudson Valley GOP race and Harlem challenge in party scramble
The piece lists early returns and leads in several races. Hamilton Fish Jr. holds a 3,000 vote edge over Alexander Aldrich for a Hudson Valley GOP nomination while Lester Wolff leads in a 1964 Long Island context. Democratic Adam Clayton Powell faces an unknown Ramon Martinez challenge as Ted Weiss and other peace candidates surge. Edna Kelly trails Eugene Victor in Brooklyn as Democratic campaigns realign.
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Jacob K. Javits
Long Island
Devounian
Lester Wolff
Hamilton Fish Jr
Alexander Aldrich
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Ramon Martinez
Mel Dubin
Brooklyn
Abraham Multer
Ted Weiss
Leonard Farbstein
Edna Kelly
Democratic National Committeewo- Taan
Eugene Victor
John V. Lindsay
Thirteen Escape Fire At Cramerton Apartment
Thirteen residents escaped unharmed from a 10 room apartment house in Cramerton after two explosions gutted the building. Fifteen year old Thomas Hill was credited with saving a three year old girl stranded inside as smoke filled the quarters. Fire officials noted the cause of the blaze and explosions was not determined by late Tuesday.
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Cramerton
N.C
Thomas Hill
Young Hill
Leon Ledford
Hill
Q]lie Herring
Horace Hill
Belmont
Louis
Pope Receives Final Report on Birth Control For Catholic Teachings
Pope Paul VI was handed an 800 page final report by Cardinal Julius Dopfner detailing the commission's diverse views on contraception. The document, produced by 16 prelates and 55 expert advisers, outlines positions from no change to broad pill use for regulation. The pope plans a summer review at Castel Gandolfo and a fall decision, possibly via an encyclical.
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Pope
Vatican City
Paul VI
Julius Cardinal Dopfner
Munich
Germany
Paul
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Vatican
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Ottaviani
Cardinal Dopfner
Papal Commission
Pope Paul
Castel Gandolfo
Alban Flills
Rome
Detroit doctors urge rear seat belts and safer cars
AMA discussion on highway safety cites rear seat belts as essential after noting door latch failures. Dr. Charles warns children cannot be safely confined and urges avoiding peak traffic hours, clearing the rear shelf, locking doors, and staying sober. NSC says holidays will see fatalities and promotes driver awareness year round.
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Detroit
Charles
National Safety Council
Suit Filed to Overturn Peninsula Shipbuilders Officers Election
The Department of Labor sued in federal court in Newport News Tuesday to overturn the Peninsula Shipbuilders Association officers election and require a federally supervised redo. The action cites a 1959 law requiring secret ballots for local union officer elections and follows a protest by three union delegates and a non voting steward from Newport News Shipbuilding. Leaders say they will fight the suit and defend union procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Department of Labor
Peninsula Shipbuilders Association
W. Willard Wirtz
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act
PLA
L.W. Ganley
Worenbout
Cleve Dye Jr
L.C. Powers
James B. Duncan
Gauley
PSA
Department of Defense
Gauley Agid
Fink Week Festivity Heads to National Celebration
Fink Tex coast town readies National Fink Week with barbecue sandwiches and cold drinks. Mayor Pat Albright and husband Willard oversee the event in the unincorporated, lake-front community near Lake Texoma, while former mayor J L Allgood previously designated the observance. Residents of nearby Tanglwood and area teens are eager to join the informal celebration.
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Fink, Tex
Pat Albright
Willard
Fink
J. L. Allgood
Albrights
Tanglewood
Child Killed by Elephant at Wisconsin Zoo
A 3-year-old girl, Ruth Ellen Freedman, daughter of Princeton professor Ralph Freedman, was killed by a female elephant named Winkie at the University of Wisconsin zoo. The child crawled under a protective fence to feed the animal. the elephant pulled her into the enclosure, then dragged her to a corner and stepped on her. Caretaker Melvin Bollis arrived and the elephant walked away.
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Madison, Wis
Princeton
India
Cane County
Clyde Chamberlain
Ruth Ellen Freedman
Ralph Freedman
Freedman
University of Wisconsin
Chamberlain
Winkie
Melvin Bollis
Nelson
Viet Nam wage pledge to end strike at Tan Son Nhut port
Viet Nam workers in Saigon halted work on Projects at Sai gon port and Tan Son Nhut airbase after pledges from representatives to urge them back to duty. They were promised a raise by July 15 though it would be smaller than the 39 percent sought.
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Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
Lincoln man finally honored by great grandchildren
For 70 years a lone tombstone in Funks Grove cemetery bore only Grandpa. For Memorial Day 31 great grandchildren provided full data, marking Absolam Funk, 1828 1895.
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Lincoln
Funks
Grove Cemetery
Absolam Funk
Editor’s defense on Buchanan contempt claim analyzed
Miss Buchanan was said to keep her word in the face of a contempt plea. Johnson argued the grand jury was improperly convened as a general inquiry. Judge Leavy promised a formal opinion. Buchanan’s May 24 article and her refusal to disclose names framed the courtroom clash.
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Miss Buchanan
Annette Buchanan
Johnson
Leavy
Frye
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